Eliza came on the road with her parents and a brother. The caravan reached Baraha, there the people were attacked by Arabs and Kourds. Eliza's parents were killed.

                  An Arab brought Eliza away with him. The poor child was treated badly and fled in another tent, from where she was brought back and forced to stay with her owner 11 years.

                  One day she had opportunity to flee and reached Tel-Samen. After staying there some weeks she was sent on to our rescue-home in Aleppo.

 

 

When Eliza arrived here she was very ill of syphilis. She has now recovered. In our home she found her brother, No.  784.

 

Left our care: October 1927. Married in our colony No. 888.

                                    married